How to Beat Jet Lag Going East: A Step-by-Step Plan
Flying east steals time from your body clock, and it hits harder than flying west. Here's why, plus a timeline for shifting your sleep before you go and handling morning light after you land.
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Flying east steals time from your body clock, and it hits harder than flying west. Here's why, plus a timeline for shifting your sleep before you go and handling morning light after you land.
Flying west is the gentler jet lag direction, and a few timing moves make it easier still. Here's the plan, plus a sample first three days schedule.
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